Personal diplomacy and Carter in Asia debate
The article argues that U S President Carter should broaden his Asia outreach beyond India and China, stressing personal diplomacy to engage nations like Japan Taiwan Korea and the Philippines. It notes Chinese leaders’ exposure to Republican figures and questions the pace of normalization with China. It warns that limiting trips to India undermines signals to the region and stresses frequent talks with Beijing./
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Jimmy Carter
India
Japan
Taiwan
Korea
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Mike Mansfield
Carter
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Peking
Asia
Pacific Basin
Six steps to a real urban policy
NEAL PEIRCE outlines key points in Carter era urban policy, urging a White House driven plan, avoiding a costly multi billion dollar Marshall Plan, and prioritizing private sector jobs. He argues for cross agency coordination, state role, and targeted federal leverage while criticizing spin and reliance on growth through sprawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
White House
Massachusetts
Frank Keefe
William G. Milliken
R-Mich
Michael S. Dukakis
HUD
Congress
Dukakis
Jack Watson
Watson
Detroit
Coleman Young
Reading Anatoly Fedorovich Dobrynin Reveals Soviet Gain in Talks
An eight page voice of Anatoly Dobrynin, longtime Soviet ambassador in Washington, predicts Moscow’s ascent to power as the Carter administration yields to concessions. He frames a 2200 missile limit, backs Backfire bomber gains, and cites European force reductions while planning his own post in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anatoly Fedorovich Dobrynin
Moscow
Irina
Gromyko
Carter
Soviet Union
Europe
London
White House
Brezezinski
Brown
Stanley Resor
David McGifford
United States
Western
Henry
Jackson
Arthur Goldberg
Belgrade
George Meany
Sakharov
Vance
Brezhnev
Vasily Kuzmetsov
Presidium
Georgi Arbatov
Oleg Troyanovsky
United Nations
Georgi Kornienko
Viktor Komplektov
Kuznetsov
Mondale
Bloomingdale’s
Nieman-Marcus
Beggarman Thief tops lists and a bird guide shines
Book notes praise Shaw's Beggarman Thief as a strong sequel with a tight plot. Wesley Jourdache plots to avenge his murdered father against Rudolph and others in the family. The piece also extols The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds for field use. Joan Kimball is cited as a librarian and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Shaw
Wesley
Tom Jourdache
Rudolph
New York Times
Audubon Society
Colgate Dedicates James C Colgate Student Union
October 25 1937 Colgate University holds a formal dedication of the new James C Colgate student union building honoring the donor. The notice mentions Bennington tax discounts expiring in five days and local commentary on taxation and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate University
James C. Colgate
Bennington
James R. Hammond
Brooklyn Hospital
Hiram N. Hammond
North
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Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Hong Kong
Pospatch
Neal Peirce
Brattleboro
Anatoly
Wilkie’s
North Bennington, WI
Rockwell
RODAC
Fuller
Cummings
Steelcraft
Buffalo
Shopmate
Wright
Channel Lock
Remington
Ncgraw Edison
Waterloo
Ingersoll Rand
WOODS
Sanborn
WEN
NASA
Continental
LOY
Boswell Too
Boswell
Ind
E.R
Eddie” Brooks
Vermont
Vermont Auctioneers’ Association
Bennington County
Auctioneers Association
Wennington
Joanie
Joan Kimball
Adlai Stevenson
Ralph Flanders
Francis J. Cone
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association
Wey
John Newcombe
Canon
Jae
Camera Shop
Drysdale
South ST
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